I know the tweeter @sportsguychat. It would be funny if somebody called him pretending to be from LSU and told him his tweet was going to get us on probation.
It isn't a violation of NCAA rules, so to speak. Although, you do have situations where boosters (IE: ticket holders) who are tweeting kids. Now, ask yourself this question. Do you want your booster using social media to recruit kids? I wish everyone would simply follow one rule: Don't tweet at recruits. Hell, recently, I basically "disassociated" myself with someone I've known for over a decade because I caught him tweeting at a recruit. BTW, did you catch Skip Bayless tweeting at a kid who committed to a school other than his alma mater, Vandy? He was using his platform to basically tell the kid he made a bad choice. Simple. Don't tweet at recruits. What's so hard about that?
It's probably somewhere in here but I'm lazy. What's the scoop on Burrow? Why the transfer? Simply looking for playing time ? Any baggage?
